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Having the right tools at your disposal can be a bit of a challenge when there are so many open-source tools out there available on the web. Therefore, I decided to share some of my favorite tools, scripts, and blogs with you in the
This blog post will provide an effective strategy to improve your success rate on any AWS certification exam. Other practical tips include: how to schedule the AWS Certification exam and you'll learn how to request 30 minutes for your AWS Certification exam!
This article shows how to create a reusable assume role script that can be used by AWS CodeBuild for example to assume a role in another AWS account. In this day and age, we're moving more towards AWS multi-account setups where workloads are being managed separately.
I created an extension for AWS CDK that adds all available L1 constructs from AWS CDK into Visual Studio Code in the form of snippets. Basically, it will autocomplete any CloudFormation resource you specify including its properties + values. For now, the VS Code extension only supports TypeScript.
In short: To get access to your AWS Account with the AWS CLI and AWS SSO, you need to install AWS CLI and enable AWS SSO in the AWS Console. After enabling AWS SSO, you create an SSO user with a permission set. The AWS CLI allows you to interact with AWS services in your terminal.
I’ve received this question a lot on Twitter: I want to learn more about the Cloud, but I have no idea where to start? To answer this I've curated 10 free AWS learning resources which are focused entirely on beginners. This list is divided into four sections.
If you use AWS CloudFormation to provision your infrastructure, it can be time-consuming to constantly visit the AWS documentation in order to find the right property of each resource type.
Stack dependency order. Asset publishing. Keeping the pipeline up-to-date as the CDK apps change. Using stack outputs later on in the pipeline. The following tutorial from the AWS docs helps you with setting up an AWS CDK Pipeline.
CloudFormation Linter (cfn-lint) is a static code analysis tool that validates CloudFormation YAML and JSON templates against the CloudFormation Resource Specification.
Performing controlled chaos experiments on your Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS) database instances and validating the application behavior is essential to making sure that your application stack is resilient.
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